Less bread and WFH Fridays – what Pret boss knows about our habits
Customers want great value but that doesn't necessarily mean the cheapest products, says Pano Christou.
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Customers want great value but that doesn't necessarily mean the cheapest products, says Pano Christou.
Pano Christou, CEO of Pret A Manger, discusses evolving customer habits, including a shift towards healthier options and the impact of remote work on store traffic, particularly on Fridays.
An overview of Pano Christou's insights into changing customer behaviors, emphasizing the demand for value, health-conscious choices, and the effects of flexible working arrangements on store visits.
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